Cardiff City vs Burnley: Bluebirds come from 4-1 down to win 5-4

Cardiff City vs Burnley produced a seven-goal Championship thriller at the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday 7 November 2026, with kick-off at 15:00 GMT. Cardiff City came from 4-1 down to beat Burnley 5-4, and Alex Robertson scored the winner in stoppage time.

The result did not arrive quietly. BBC’s match round-up recorded the 5-4 scoreline and paired it with Birmingham going top while West Ham lost at Blackburn. The same fixture had been promoted as part of the relegation scrap, with TVWise directing viewers to the Cardiff City Stadium contest and flashscore listing the same 07/11/2026 date.

A stop-start second half

Cardiff City vs Burnley was also halted for five minutes after an incident in the stands, with Bluebirds manager Brian Barry-Murphy speaking to officials. The interruption did not settle the match down. WalesOnline called the Cardiff response an astonishing comeback from 4-1 down, and BBC described it as barely believable. PA Sport said Robertson had earlier put the ball through his own net and then scored a superb winner for the Bluebirds.

The context mattered. WalesOnline’s pre-match live notes said Barry-Murphy’s Bluebirds were aiming to keep up impressive home form and carry that momentum into the November international break after Wednesday night’s pulsating 3-3 draw with West Ham. Burnley’s Will Fish featured in the pre-match media exchange run by Cardiff City, and BBC published a pick of the stats and head-to-head for the fixture.

Burnley had been 4-1 ahead before Cardiff’s second-half surge. The collapse was severe enough for Burnley Express to call the Clarets gutless for throwing away a 4-1 lead. The Cardiff City vs Burnley clash therefore moved from a convincing Burnley position to a dramatic Bluebirds stoppage-time winner in one sequence of events.

For Cardiff, the points arrived on a night when the Championship table kept shifting around them. For Burnley, the same fixture turned a four-goal advantage into a defeat. The next club action resumes after the November international break.